heckler’s veto n. the cancellation or suppression of a public event (such as a discussion, speech, or rally) due to (threat of) interruptions, protests, or violence. Etymological Note: The origin of the term given in the 1977 citation has not been verified. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
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I need to know more about the legallities of removing the heckler that disrupted Laura Bushs book signing at Borders just a few days ago
http://cancelthebee.blogspot.com/2008/04/gary-german-talis-update-i-got-rammed.html
I’m sure there is a law that allows for removal of hecklers. I just dont know how to search it down.
I,ve done extensive research but I,m looking for the actual law that says you can be removed from the room for doing such a thing